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A Rough Day [RMRD "Blast from the Past"]
A Rough Day Originally posted on October 29, 2005 one of my old blogs. Today has been a blogging marathon but a lot of other things have grabbed my attention while I was browsing through Korean news and other Korean blogs. I have always known about the stereotypical nature of many minorities in South Korea, but sometimes it gets to me and I have to take a step back. It feels like there are only a handful of intelligent people trying to do the right thing. After browsing through an old Korea expat site that I used to frequent years ago, I came across new replies to old posts from a week or two ago. In one, an individual calling himself “Jeezus” told me about all of this knowledge he had of U.S. … Read entire article »
Filed under: Random Thoughts
Great Posts You May Have Missed!
Earlier this month, Real Men, Real Dads listed the top ten posts according to traffic on the site. This time, I want to cover the best posts on RMRD that may or may not have been viewed often by readers. If you are looking for some of the absolute best that this blog has to offer, look no further. Father and Son Bonding Ideas Spinning Your Wheels in Life and on the Job Jay and Vo: The Case … Read entire article »
Josh’s Story with Real Men, Real Dads
A little over seven years ago, I was a soldier in the U.S. Army. I had recently returned from a combat deployment to Iraq and immediately married my girlfriend, who had stuck by me for my entire year away. I had a lot of adjusting that needed to be done. I wasn’t ready for the fact that the world kept moving while my life had altered tremendously. There were no support … Read entire article »
Filed under: Featured, Men, My Family, Random Thoughts
Jay and Vo: The Case of the Missing Poptarts
Possibly Exaggerated Army Stories #1 Jay and Vo: The Case of the Missing Poptarts Possibly Exaggerated Army Stories is a feature here at Real Men, Real Dads that covers owner Josh Ray’s time in the U.S. Army from his perspective. It is admitted by the author that he might not recollect every detail in full color, but there are no blatant lies. Each installment is completely (or nearly) based on a true story. Coming out … Read entire article »
Filed under: Featured, Possibly Exaggerated Army Stories
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